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Going to put this up for sale here to see if there is any interest.

Its 8.5/11 in side with inked blue lines on what I believe is vellum ( feels like tracing paper )

  looking for $500 for it + shipping which should not be more then $20 and will be shipped between Masonite boards.

  any questions, just PM me here

Thanks for the input guys, all this will make me feel better when it goes up for sale at some point.

Well, I never heard back from Albert, so I am just going to assume that it swims like a duck and quacks like a duck...I will assume its genuine.

Here is a Pic I took of it, might be better then the scan.

1 hour ago, BCarter27 said:

This has been my experience as well. But to play devil's advocate, Timm is one of those cartoon styles that is attractive for forgers.

I have no eye for this sort of thing, but it looks legit to me.

 its my concern as well. the main one really.

it is 8 1/5 x 11 and I can try to get a pic of it. this was a scan from my printer.

 Off hand I cant remember where I got it, it was at a time where I bought quite a bit of art from a few places.

  I also sent Albert a Email with the Scan, maybe he can help some.

YEah, I really have no idea. Its so different from my other pieces. Its not on standard stock paper, its very thin.

Greetings all, I got this Bruce Timm piece a while back.

It looks to be done on tracing paper and is made up of blue lines. I am looking to sell this but I do not wish to mislead anyone Any information on if this is a production piece for something or what.

Thanks much!

H poop..forgot haha, its up. thanks for pointing that out

I would like to sell my collection off to fund other hobbies. Everything on my CAF is for sale and there should be prices on everything. I will also take offers on anything if you don't like the price.

  If you have any questions, PM me on CAF or here although sometimes I forget to check here

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=86452

Thanks for looking

New painting for my art collection. Another painting by Earl Norem. I really Norem's works. He has to be one of my favorite artists.

 

The only issue I have with it is the signature. I wish it wasn't there.

 

Beedy Beedy hey Buck.

This just arrived for me today.

I have to use the stock scan until I can get a larger scanner that my OA can fit in.

Mike was also kind enough to add a copy of the book with this cover.

This is what arrived today for me today.

A super nice piece from Greg Williams. The piece is also huge at 20x25.5

Will re post the scan later

Haha. This is what I love about collectibles. You see cards, I see toys.

 

Here's a smattering of the Die Cast cars I got with that He-Man collection. Late 70's and early 80's. Hots Wheels on the Left and Matchbox on the right with the A-Team in the middle. I was never big on cars as a kid but I buy them up when I can because they just fly off the shelves. I never really gave Matchbox a thought until I bought up this collection. Many of the examples found had hoods and doors that opened and they seemed to like to make construction and industrial type vehicles. I couldn't believe the two trucks pictured still had the two motorcycles in the back and I just love the camper and horse trailer. I liked these so much that I might consider collecting these.

Man, do those scratch n sniff stickers all over those boxes bring back memories.

One of my 2 Grimm dealers Some of the finest packaging I have received. I always check him first for any new books that I do not own or for those hard to find covers.

ok, here is a question for you all.. What is the best way to mount a piece of art into a frame. I know the use of matting is what everyone does but as of right now, I cant go down to a frame shop and have it done. anywhere else I can get it, either the material and do it myself or some already cut and sized stuff?